Comments by "California Dreamin\x27" (@californiadreamin8423) on "“I hate driving in the UK.” What's life like for an HGV driver?" video.

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  9.  @BritishFreedom  I’m not knocking HGV drivers, but just because you have a relatively decent pay rise, you then conclude that it proves that Brexit is good, while I see that it proves Brexit is bad. In your specific case, driver shortage was predicted by John Major in 2016, and yet the government....King Boris, spending £200,000 to tart up his Downing Street doss....the government , effectively in control since 2010, have done nothing to correct the lorry driver shortage. Don’t blame that on the EU, or the Labour Party , because it doesn’t take 11 years to train to be a HGV driver, but blame it on the Tory government. I’ve worked widely in the UK and in France, and passing frequently through Dover, I’ve seen the colossal HGV traffic at all hours of the day and night. I’ve seen the lay-byes full of sleeping drivers, and the smells because there are no facilities. I’ve also seen and experienced the ease at which traffic used to be able to cross the channel, with minimum delay to food deliveries from Spain for example....Yet Dominic Raab one of the leading Brexit politicians, displayed colossal ignorance of the importance of Dover to our economy. Well I’m not an economist either, but it’s not rocket science to imagine the damage to our supply of food, that becoming a third country would cause....and it has !! Regarding the reading you do etc.... I suspect you read a lot of National Front / BNP /Brexit party Farage literature, and it shows in your twisted views. Well I have strong views too, and although I was a high rate taxpayer for 2/3 of my working life, I still have all my Dads payslips, and know that the Tory Party is all about self interest, and creaming off the public purse, while conning the working people of this country that they’re doing a good job. As far as Brexit is concerned it’s a con trick to benefit a few, at the expense of the many. One day you might, just might realise that. PS. I don’t need you to tell where I can and cannot live.
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